1. Traditional meet and greet service by garland
2. Mumbai “Manchester of India”
3. Mysore: Quaint charm, verdant gardens, tree-lined boulevards and its sacred temples.
4. Hassan: Sravanbelagola to visit Jain Temple
5. Hampi: Virupaksha temple, the Elephants’ stables, and the local crafts bazaar.
6. Badami: A World Heritage Site
7. Goa: A World of Golden Beaches, & pristine churches, experience the ayurvedic massage.
8. Bangalore: A World of Opportunity
Day
Activity
Place
1.
You are met at the airport and drove straight to the chosen hotel, where we have done a pre check for you.
Mumbai
2.
After breakfast, we will drive to highlighted places of Mumbai. In the evening, board flight for Bangalore
Bangalore
3.
Today we take a guided tour of Bangalore. Later drive to Mysore. Night will be spent in the selected hotel.
Mysore
4.
After leisurely breakfast, move out for the visit the the Mysore
Mysore
5.
After breakfast, drive to Hassan.
Afternoon visit Belur and Halebid temple complexes
Hassan
6.
Early morning breakfast, checkout and proceed to Hampi- the World Heritage Center .Night will be spent at the selected hotel.
Hampi
7.
After breakfast, move out for full day sight-seeing tour.
Hampi
8.
After leisurely breakfast, we drive to Badami. En route we visit Pattadakkal & Ajhole. Night will be spent at the selected hotel of Badami
Badami
9.
Today we take a full day tour of Badami,
Badami
10.
After leisurely breakfast, drive to Hubli. Night will be spent at the selected hotel of Hubli
Hubli
11.
Early morning, drive to Goa. Evening is for leisurely activities.
Goa
12.
After breakfast, move out for sightseeing of Goa.
Goa
13.
Enjoy full day at leisure activities
Goa
14.
After breakfast, check out and you will be driven to Airport where you can board flight for onward destination.
Onward Destination
The spell-bounding beauty, the mesmerizing wind reminisces of those sweet times spent in the lap of lover. If you want to be engrossed in real beauty of India, you need to go on India trip where you can view the scenic beauty of gardens, fields, motivating and wealthy civilization, superb monuments, picturesque landscapes and many eye catching sights.
MUMBAI ARRIVAL
DAY 01
On arrival at Mumbai International Airport you will be met & transferred to hotel. The seven islands that now form Mumbai were first home to the Koli fisher folk, whose shanties still occupy parts of the city shoreline today. Mumbai is the prime commercial center of India . It is named as "Manchester of India' as many cloth mills are here. Overnight at hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
MUMBAI VISIT AND MUMBAI - BANGALORE
DAY 02
After breakfast move out for full day sightseeing of Mumbai. Today we visit Elephanta caves, one of the most picturesque of the little islands in the harbour. It is famous for the enormous carving in its rock-cut temples. Gateway of India, built as a memorial to the visit of King George -VI and Queen Mary in 1911. Marks a ceremonial spot at Appollo Bunder. Victoria Terminus, It is built on the site from where the first railway line in Asia was inaugurated, on July 12, 185, another oriental architectural effusion. After sight-seeing come back to hotel.
In the evening, our representative will assist you in checking out of the hotel. Once you have settled in the car you drive straight to the Airport Mumbai, where you board your onward flight for Bangalore.
On arrival at Bangalore Airport you will be met & transferred to hotel.
Overnight at hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
BANGALORE TO MYSORE
DAY 03
Today we take a guided tour of Bangalore, visiting Tipu Sultan Palace; the layout of the palace gives the idea of the ethnic Mughallifestyle. The fort & its remains present the history of the era in which it was built. The construction of the Tipu palace was started by Haider Ali & completed by Tipu Sultan, it is now a museum. Also visit ISKCON Temple, harmonious blend of the Dravidian & modern architecture. The building has some of the modern facilities along with Vedic preaching library.
Next we visit the Lal Bagh Garden, name Lal Bagh has been given to it for the wonderfully bloomed red roses that remain blooming all through the year. Haider Ali started building this garden in 1760
Later we drive to Mysore, a city known for its resplendent palaces and majestic buildings. A 141 kms from Bangalore , the city enchants you with its quaint charm, verdant gardens, tree-lined boulevards and its sacred temples. Overnighgt stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
VISIT MYSORE
DAY 04
After leisurely breakfast, move out for the visit the the Mysore Palace, the principal residence of the former royal family deigned by Henry Irwin. There are beautiful carved wooden doors and mosaic floors, as well as a whole series of mediocre. Return back to hotel. Afternoon, visit the Somnathpur Temple built in the 13th century during the heyday of Hoysala kings. Later in the evening walk in the colourful Devraj rest of the time is for your leisurely activities. Overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
MYSORE TO HASSAN, EN-ROUTE SRIRANGANPATAM
DAY 05
The Pride of the South itinerary will head towards Hassan, a popular Indian destination most noted for its religious significance. Shravanbelagola is the first destination that you will head to. Shravanabelagola - The monolithic statue of Lord Gomateshwara, a Jain saint and an object of worship for centuries, standing atop one of the hills. Continue towards Hassan. On arrival check into a hotel. Afternoon visit Belur and Halebid temple complexes (12th-14th centuries). Built by the Hoysala kings, the temples at Belur and Halebid are the cream of what remains of one of the most artistically exuberant periods of Hindu Cultural development. We also visit the Hoyasaleshwara Temple at Helebid, built by Kettuvallam, during 1121 AD. Dedicated to Lord Siva has two shrines connected by pillared walls & in each shrine is a Lingam Hoyasaleshwara & Shanthaleshwara. Return back to hotel and overnight.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
HASSAN TO HAMPI/HOSPET
DAY 06
Early morning breakfast, checkout and proceed to Hampi- the World Heritage Center, is the most beautiful and evocative of all the ruins of Karnataka. Capital of Vijayanagar kingdom is full of delightful surprises. Enroute visit Chitradurga which lies on the foot of a group of granite hills. The fort here was built in the 17th century by the Nayakas which was subsequently destroyed by Haider Ali who replaced the mud fort with one built of stone. Next stop at Tumkur where one can visit the small Dravidian style Kaidala Keshava temple which contains some striking stone images. Hiriyur - Built on the bank of the river Vedavati, the Teru-Malleshwara Temple has a 14m- high lamp pillar which holds enough oil for the lamp to be relit only once a year. On arrival, check into a hotel. Overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
HAMPI/HOSPET
DAY 07
Hospet, the gateway to the medieval wonders of Hampi..Visit the topmost attractions of the place including the Virupaksha temple, the Elephants’ stables, and the local crafts bazaar. Queen's bath, structure has a very plain exterior but interior is stunningly ornate, with graceful arched corridors, projecting balconies. Lotus Mahal, lotus flower top, this two-story structure has beautiful arc ways set in geometric regularity. It was an air-cooled summer palace of the queen.
Overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
HAMPI/HOSPET TO BADAMI, EN-ROUTE PATTADAKKAL & AJHOLE
DAY 08
After leisurely breakfast, we drive to Badami. En route we visit Pattadakkal & Ajhole. Pattadakkal, World Heritage centre & has 10 major temples representing the early Chaulakya architecture the biggest temple dedicated to Virupaksheshvara, has a huge gateway & several inscriptions. Visit the cluster of temples built at the foot of the hill which displays a succession of styles of the southern Dravidian temple architecture as well as North Indian Nagara style. Visit the Viruprakasha Temple whose massive columns are covered with intricate carvings depicting episodes from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, showing battle scenes, lovers and decorative motifs. Ajhole, Known as the ‘Cradle of Indian Temple Architecture. Aihole has over 100 temples scattered around the village dedicated to Vishnu, though some were later converted into Shaivite shrines. Drive towards Badami, the capital of early Chalukyas. Arrive and check-in at the hotel. Overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
BADAMI
DAY 09
Today we take a tour of Badami, several temples dating from the Chalukyas period in Badami. First set of temples is a group of four on a hill adjacent to the Bhutanatha tank, are dating back to the 5th century CE. In the adjacent wall there is a carving of the cosmic dance of Shiva Natarajan depicted with eighteen arms. 2nd temple bears images of Vishnu in his Varaha & Trivikrama incarnations. 3rd rock cut temple with inscriptions dating this Vishnu temple to 578 CE during, the period of Kiritivarma Chalukyas. There are carved images of the Narasimha & Trivikrama avataras of Vishnu. Visit of the Cave temples dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva which were cut into the hillside in the early 6th century. The first cave has Shiva in his manifestation as Nataraja with 18 arms and seen in 81 dance poses. The second Cave is on a higher level and is decorated with the images of dwarfs in various poses. The largest and most ornamental is the third cave temple dedicated to Vishnu. Here are some splendid carvings of the Hindu pantheon. Overlooking the cave temples is a reservoir and also visits the Bhootha Natha temples that lend their name to the lake just beneath the cave temples.
Further up, is a Jain rock cut temple dedicated to the Tirthankara Adinath with inscriptions dating back to the 12th century.The Mallikarjuna temple dating 11th century on a star shaped plan.
overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
BADAMI TO HUBLI
DAY 10
After leisurely breakfast, drive to Hubli, historic town was known as Raya Hubli & also as Elaya Puravada Halli during the ancient times. This city metamorphosed into an important commercial centre for trade in cotton & iron during the reign of the Vijaynagar Empire. Overnight stay in hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
HUBLI TO GOA (220 KMS)
DAY 11
Goa: A World of Golden Beaches
Also known as "Pearl of the Orient" and a "Tourist Paradise", the state of Goa is located on the western coast of India in the coastal belt known as Konkan. An unique blend of Latin and Oriental, incredibly rich in monuments and historical sites, dazzling variety of exotic flora and fauna, lush green hinterland, rivers that offer water adventure sports that will thrill you beyond expectation. On arrival in Goa check in at hotel. Overnight at hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
Goa
DAY 12
After breakfast, move out for sightseeing of Goa. Today we visit old Goa Churches; Basilica of Boom Jesus, built in 16th century dedicated to Infant Jesus is the most popular & famous of all churches in Goa. The mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, kept in a silver casket, are enshrined here. Sri Mangueas Temple, surrounded by rolling green hills & dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the most important of all temples in Goa & is located at Priol in Ponda Taluka. Dona Paula, a village named after Dona Paula de Menezes, the wife of a noble man Antonio de Souto Maior, who died as a young woman in 1682. Miramar Beach, an urban beach where the Mandovi River meets the Arabian Sea is a point that offers the best location to watch enchanting sunsets. Overnight at hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
Goa
DAY 13
Enjoy hearty breakfast at the hotel. Today you enjoy full day at leisure activities. Either you can enjoy facilities of the hotels or you can explore some of spectacular temples, churches and colonial homes today. Overnight at hotel.
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
Departure from Goa
DAY 14
After breakfast check out from hotel & drive to Airport to board flight for your onward journey.
Our tour concludes!!
MEALS PROVIDED : BREAKFAST
What’s included?
The services of Rajasthan Tour Packages include:
1. Sight-seeing at the mentioned sites.
2. Accommodation including breakfast & taxes,
3. All airport and hotel transfers
4. Private air-conditioned car with driver throughout your trip
5. Expert English/Spanish/Vernacular-speaking local tour leader throughout the tour, and local guides at some sites.
6. 24 hour point of contact.
7. One bottle of mineral water daily.
8. Current government, hotel, road, toll and interstate taxes
Transport
• Private Car
• On foot
Accommodation
• 1 night Mumbai
• 1 night Bangalore
• 2 nights Mysore
• 1 night Hassan
• 2 nights Hampi
• 2 nights Badami
• 1 night Hubli
• 3 nights Goa
Meals
• 14 breakfasts
What is Not Included?
1) Monument fees, (Supplement is given separately)
2) International flights, or train fares
3) Visas, insurance,
4) Other meals including all lunches and dinners, other than specified
5) Excess baggage charges, tips, items of a personal nature and camera fees (some places that we visit charge additional fees if you are entering with a camera or camcorder - your guide will advise on these and they can be paid for locally).
6) Dinner at Chokhi Dhani at USD 10 Per Person
7) Government service tax: 2.58% on invoice
Price information :
Value for money
We believe that value for money is important; we want you to travel with us again. When comparing prices, ensure you are comparing like for like as often there may be a cheaper option, but there may be hidden extras or the quality may not be as good. At Rajasthan Tour packages, comfort, safety and leisure are pillars for providing the value.
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Tour Information 
Trip Length - 14 Days 
Travel Ideas 
Pride of The South
THE Pride of South in Southern India will travel through timeless Historical Heritage Sites, Resplendent Palaces, Wildlife and Golden Beaches. 
On arrival at Mumbai International Airport you will be met & transferred to hotel. The seven islands that now form Mumbai were first home to the Koli fisher folk, whose shanties still occupy parts of the city shoreline today. Mumbai is the prime commercial center of India . It is named as "Manchester of India' as many cloth mills are here. Overnight at hotel.
After breakfast move out for full day sightseeing of Mumbai. Today we visit Elephanta caves, one of the most picturesque of the little islands in the harbour. It is famous for the enormous carving in its rock-cut temples. Gateway of India, built as a memorial to the visit of King George -VI and Queen Mary in 1911. Marks a ceremonial spot at Appollo Bunder. Victoria Terminus, It is built on the site from where the first railway line in Asia was inaugurated, on July 12, 185, another oriental architectural effusion. After sight-seeing come back to hotel.
Today we take a guided tour of Bangalore, visiting Tipu Sultan Palace; the layout of the palace gives the idea of the ethnic Mughallifestyle. The fort & its remains present the history of the era in which it was built. The construction of the Tipu palace was started by Haider Ali & completed by Tipu Sultan, it is now a museum. Also visit ISKCON Temple, harmonious blend of the Dravidian & modern architecture. The building has some of the modern facilities along with Vedic preaching library. 
After leisurely breakfast, move out for the visit the the Mysore Palace, the principal residence of the former royal family deigned by Henry Irwin. There are beautiful carved wooden doors and mosaic floors, as well as a whole series of mediocre. Return back to hotel. Afternoon, visit the Somnathpur Temple built in the 13th century during the heyday of Hoysala kings. Later in the evening walk in the colourful Devraj rest of the time is for your leisurely activities. Overnight stay in hotel.
The Pride of the South itinerary will head towards Hassan, a popular Indian destination most noted for its religious significance. Shravanbelagola is the first destination that you will head to. Shravanabelagola - The monolithic statue of Lord Gomateshwara, a Jain saint and an object of worship for centuries, standing atop one of the hills. Continue towards Hassan. On arrival check into a hotel. Afternoon visit Belur and Halebid temple complexes (12th-14th centuries). Built by the Hoysala kings, the temples at Belur and Halebid are the cream of what remains of one of the most artistically exuberant periods of Hindu Cultural development. We also visit the Hoyasaleshwara Temple at Helebid, built by Kettuvallam, during 1121 AD. Dedicated to Lord Siva has two shrines connected by pillared walls & in each shrine is a Lingam Hoyasaleshwara & Shanthaleshwara. Return back to hotel and overnight.
After leisurely breakfast, we drive to Badami. En route we visit Pattadakkal & Ajhole.
Today we take a tour of Badami, several temples dating from the Chalukyas period in Badami. First set of temples is a group of four on a hill adjacent to the Bhutanatha tank, are dating back to the 5th century CE. In the adjacent wall there is a carving of the cosmic dance of Shiva Natarajan depicted with eighteen arms. 2nd temple bears images of Vishnu in his Varaha & Trivikrama incarnations. 3rd rock cut temple with inscriptions dating this Vishnu temple to 578 CE during, the period of Kiritivarma Chalukyas. There are carved images of the Narasimha & Trivikrama avataras of Vishnu. Visit of the Cave temples dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva which were cut into the hillside in the early 6th century. The first cave has Shiva in his manifestation as Nataraja with 18 arms and seen in 81 dance poses. The second Cave is on a higher level and is decorated with the images of dwarfs in various poses. The largest and most ornamental is the third cave temple dedicated to Vishnu. Here are some splendid carvings of the Hindu pantheon. Overlooking the cave temples is a reservoir and also visits the Bhootha Natha temples that lend their name to the lake just beneath the cave temples.
Further up, is a Jain rock cut temple dedicated to the Tirthankara Adinath with inscriptions dating back to the 12th century.The Mallikarjuna temple dating 11th century on a star shaped plan.
overnight stay in hotel.
After breakfast, move out for sightseeing of Goa. Today we visit old Goa Churches; Basilica of Boom Jesus, built in 16th century dedicated to Infant Jesus is the most popular & famous of all churches in Goa. The mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, kept in a silver casket, are enshrined here. Sri Mangueas Temple, surrounded by rolling green hills & dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the most important of all temples in Goa & is located at Priol in Ponda Taluka. Dona Paula, a village named after Dona Paula de Menezes, the wife of a noble man Antonio de Souto Maior, who died as a young woman in 1682. Miramar Beach, an urban beach where the Mandovi River meets the Arabian Sea is a point that offers the best location to watch enchanting sunsets. Overnight at hotel.